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Vinge advises Triton’s portfolio company Sunweb in connection with the acquisition of Airtours

November 02, 2022 M&A

Vinge advises Triton’s portfolio company Sunweb Group, a leading Dutch travel company, in connection with the acquisition of Airtours – Sweden’s fourth largest tour operator.

Through the acquisition, Sunweb strengthens its existing operations in Sweden, and becomes one of the leading actors in the Nordics.

 

Vinge’s team consisted of, among others, Christina Kokko, Johanna Wiberg, Ulrich Ziche, Nando Basic and August Ahlin (M&A), Nour Makie (Banking and Finance), Michael Montner (IP), Lisa Hörnqvist and Sam Fakhraie Ardekani (Commercial agreements), Emil Lindwall (Employment) and Jasmina Skandrani (Project assistant).

 

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